If blankets are marathons, I have definitely been doing the final sprint over the last couple of weeks.
Those of you who’re following on Instagram or Facebook will have seen my pics and my sheer dogged determination to Just Get It Done, and at last I am there. I’ve been working and working and working over the last week or so, joining squares and working on the border, and at last today I sewed in my final end. Hurrah!!
It’s now gone into the washing machine, and I can (finally!) move on to something else.
The pattern is now with my lovely testers – on which subject, I should mention that I’m looking for more people to join my permanent testing team. If you’re interested, go and leave a comment on the facebook post 🙂
So what’s on my hook next? Well, I’ve got a relatively simple blanket on the go in Batik Swirl, and I’m letting ideas percolate for my next ‘big’ blanket. I’m looking forward to getting my teeth back into some designing, though – I feel I’ve not done enough of that, lately!
Hi Catherine I’m interested in joining your testing team. I quite an experienced crocheter now having made several blankets, shawls, cuddly toys etc over the past 4 years, including your Ross blanket and I’m currently working on Demelza. I don’t work, so can offer quite a bit of time.
Regards Suzy Perry
Ps. I’m not on Facebook
On Mon, Feb 19, 2018 at 4:33 PM, Catherine’s Crochet Corner wrote:
> catscrochetcorner posted: “If blankets are marathons, I have definitely > been doing the final sprint over the last couple of weeks. Those of you > who’re following on Instagram or Facebook will have seen my pics and my > sheer dogged determination to Just Get It Done, and at last I am ” >
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Hi Suzanne,
I’m afraid it needs to be on Facebook, to make it easier for me to coordinate 😦
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I love this blanket – the colours are so welcoming and it looks so soft – you just want to wrap yourself up in it. Perfect.
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Oh Catherine, it’s so pretty. Well done. I’d love to be a tester, but until I retire I wouldn’t have enough time to do it properly in the time you would require. One day…
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You never know! There’s rarely a need for urgency.
It’s a lovely blanket, I’m very pleased with it. And also very, very pleased that it’s finally finished 😀
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